Wouldn't it have been true to the article to profile what would most likely be young artists of color?
Although it's true, as the article states, that software engineers' skills start depreciating almost as soon as they are laid off, the situation is worse.
This is true, but the article doesn't mention that the de-Baathification policy has been used against Shia Baathists too.
The UN (and many other demographers) have already stopped projecting a peak population of 9 billion.It is true, as the article says, that "these projections indicate that there is little prospect of an end to world population growth this century".
While it is true, as the article states, that formerly mixed neighbourhoods of Baghdad, such as Hurriyah, have become predominantly Shia, it is a mistake to portray this as a result of the American withdrawal or to blame any particular party or sect.
The statement that Sarasota County had not been hit by a hurricane for many years and that the residents of Sarasota County lacked hurricane experiences were true when the article was written.
That's not true, and the article above has been corrected.
And the interesting thing about that sentence, is that if it were at all true, then the article in which it has been written would not exist.
A rather charming and true-to-the-article coincidence, I thought.
Unfortunate as the revelations concerning the True article were for the tobacco industry, they were followed by even less welcome developments.
